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How to install a GUI package from terminal when creating a live cd?

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I am in the process of customizing a live ubuntu cd. There are some packages which i would like to install, but they are GUI packages. How to install GUI packages from terminal?

For example : Adobe Air.

Update:

When installing the adobe air application remotely. I get the following error

root@user193:~# ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin



(/tmp/air.FJiIF3/setup:2630): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:

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answered 1 Year ago unsmmoth · Accepted Answer

Packaged GUI applications should be installable like any other package. For 32-bit Ubuntu, enable the partner repository, refresh the sources list and install Adobe AIR using:

sudo apt-get install adobeair

adobeair is not availabe for the 64-bit version. Neither from the repos, nor from Adobe.